Novel & Cerita Love Quotes From How I Met Your Mother

"That's all I'm asking please, Dad...." "O-Okay..." I heard him pull a long and frustrated sigh. He decided to leave my room afterwards and bade me goodnight That night I silently cried in the bed thinking about my mother. I missed her voice and her sweet caress. I missed everything about her. I don't wanna question life but I couldn't help but ask why she has to die? Why there's death and why it was too painful to lose someone you deeply love? And why some people can easily move on and go on with their lives after losing a partner just like Dad. I suddenly wonder if love is that too shallow. Maybe it is. I was under the impression that love is deeper than that. That's what my mom told me.

Knock, knock, knock! Jasmine opened the door, and her mother was standing there. “Can we talk?” “Yeah. Come in, Mom.” Jasmine opened the door wide and stood back to let her in. “What’s up?” “Close the door, dear,” her mother said, her voice low. Jasmine did as she asked and sat on the bed beside her mother, leaning against the headboard while her mother sat at the foot. “What’s wrong, Mom?” Her mother smiled, tilting her head to the side. It seemed that very little upset her mother... that she showed, anyway. “I was young once, and I remember well how first love feels. It’s stronger, more powerful than any emotion you’ll ever feel.”

Mom laughed, “Good Goddess! She had it bad for you, Elliot. She was terrified that you may not be her mate. But I knew you were mates. That pull is never there between just friends. All of the adults knew you are mates.” I finally stood up, “With all that said, who would like a slice of homemade apple pie?” My mom smiled, “Girl, you do spoil your mama.” I laughed and kissed her on the cheek, “Because she deserves every bit of it.” Mom hugged me as she whispered, “I love you so much, baby girl. Don’t ever forget that.” I smiled, “I love you too, mama. Don’t you forget that either.”

“The feelings had always been there since the day we met. I always had this weird feeling you were my daughter, it was a mother's instinct. I love you so much Hannah, I love you so much” “I love you too Mom” She hugged her again. A few seconds later she pulled away from the hug and then wiped her tears. TBC

Bach? "I am saying you got better, like everything, and even the way you talk too, let's just say I think this is the first time that you are truly in love," His mom replied. "That's not true mom, I was in love with Kelvin too, believe it or not, I loved him,"

I mused, my gaze fixed on the mesmerizing dance of the flames. The lines etched deep on Mother Tanna's face softened, revealing the wisdom she had gained from a lifetime of experiences. She reached out and placed a comforting hand on mine, her touch grounding me in the safety of her presence. "My dear, a mother's love is a divine gift, a sacred bond that transcends the realm of reason," she began, her voice holding the weight of countless untold stories. "It is an instinctual force, one that pushes us to protect and nurture our children with an unparalleled fervor."

Dad stood up, he scan his fingerprint and was going out when he stop midway through my door. "Son word of advice. Start talking to her. Your good looks can't woos a woman alone. I know we are gorgeous you can even ask Gabriel since he's the narcissistic one in the family but it's not enough. Show her you're intelligent and a catch. Use that Rosen-Hower brains to good use." He winked and goes out of my room. My intelligence? Should I teach Sunshine the theory of relativity or quantum physics next time we saw each other?

God, I loved my daughter more than anything. “I may be busy with work,” I continued, my voice trembling slightly, “but I’m not leaving you. I’ll always check on you, always make sure you’re okay. And if you want—” I let out a soft, tearful laugh “—I’ll even skip classes with you.” “Mom…” Her brows drew together, a small frown forming. Charity had never liked emotional displays; I knew that well. I cupped her cheek and leaned closer. “I love you, okay? More than all the green peas you carefully pick out whenever I make salad.”

"Oh? Your grandpa must done something that hurt your granny so much which makes her hate him until death" "I think so, my mother told me, that Love is unconditional, when you meet a true love, you don't care,what he is, or anything about him, what important is you love each other truly and deeply, you will fight for the world to be with the one you love" "Your, mom is right? Why does your granny wants you to marry someone you don't know?"

“Didn’t you ever feel guilty? You knew how much I loved her, yet you kept seeing her behind my back.” I sighed deeply. “After your mother’s death, I thought I’d never fall in love again. I was already old, and I thought I didn’t stand a chance of finding love again, but the moment I met Ben at that bar…it was love at first sight. I felt like I was meeting your mother for the first time because Ben brought back those feelings.”